12. 05. 2003
Borba struggles with huge debts
BELGRADE, 12 May, 2003 – Zoran Kalicanin, newly appointed director of the Borba Company, said yesterday that he has discovered massive debts and numerous illegalities since ...
09. 05. 2003
Milanovic sues Beta for publishing quotes
BELGRADE, 9 May, 2003 – Former Radio Television Serbia director Dragoljub Milanovic is suing agency Beta. The agency has learned from the investigative court that Milanovic ...
08. 05. 2003
Radenovic’s watchdog candidacy to be debated
BELGRADE, 8 May, 2003 – The Serbian Parliament’s next session will see a debate and a vote on the proposed ninth member of the republic’s Broadcast Agency Council, Goran Radenovic. Radenovic ...
07. 05. 2003
Radosavljevic libel suit continues
NOVI SAD, 7 May, 2003 – The latest hearing of the libel suit filed by Dusko Radosavljevic against Danas journalist Marija Males was held before a court council of the Novi ...
07. 05. 2003
INFO 24 replaces bankrupt Yu Info
BELGRADE, 7 May, 2003 -- Bankruptcy-bound television channel Yu Info has been replaced by new channel INFO 24. This Serbia-Montenegro informative channel will broadcast ...
07. 05. 2003
Tanjug denies bankruptcy rumour
BELGRADE, 7 May, 2003 -- Dusan Dakovic, editor-in-chief of the Belgrade-based news agency Tanjug, has refuted information claiming that his media company is heading for bankruptcy ...
07. 05. 2003
300,000-dinar fine for discrimination of journalists
BELGRADE, May 7, 2003 – FoNet has learnt that the Serbian Government’s draft law on access to information of public importance stipulates that state bodies of power must not ...
22. 04. 2003
Council Appointments “Damaging” to Broadcast Watchdog
BELGRADE, April 22, 2003 -- A fierce debate has developed about the legality of procedures in appointing two members of the Serbian Broadcast Agency Council on April 11. Three ...
21. 03. 2003
Journalists Protest Over Serbia Press Gag: "Censorship Will Only Make Crisis Worse"
Journalists are warning that draconian measures to combat organised crime in the wake of the assassination last week of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic will only make ...
